MINI 1240 Owner's Manual
Translation of the original instructions
Revisione 0.0 6
UK
1. MACHINE DESCRIPTION
MINI 1240 is a walk-behind battery-powered Scrubber-Drying machine for washing and drying hard floors
intended for commercial use.
The main systems of the machine are as follows:
▪The cleaning solution tank and its circuit,
▪The washing brushes disc
▪The dirty water recovery tank and its circuit
▪The electrical system and its control panel.
The cleaning solution tank's job is to store the water (with solution diluted also manually), supplying it to the
washing system.
The relevant system includes the tank, the filter, the delivery valve and the controls.
The tank contains the cleaning solution (water and detergent) supplied to the washing system when needed. The
filter protects the solenoid valve from impurities in the water. The solenoid valve controls the supply of the
cleaning solution to the washing system. The valve automatically prevents the flow of the cleaning solution. The
activation of the function is activated directly from the control panel (On/Off).
Water flow is regulated by the ball valve located on the rear of the machine.
The disc washing device includes two counter-rotating disc brushes, and the electric motor that rotates 2 brushes.
The liquid suction turbine is independent and activated by the control panel. The brushes wash the floor while the
motor and the pair of gears, solidly attached to the brushes, actuate their motion. The side band, in bristles,
allows the cleaning solution to remain in the work area of the brushes.
The squeegee (or wiper) is the water collection device. It can be lifted manually: lifting it from the ground towards
the machine underside, it attaches to the underside by 2 magnets that secure it in place.
The collection device (wiper or squeegee) is designed to suction the dirty water sending it to the recovery tank.
The recovery system includes: the squeegee, the vacuum turbine, the filter, the recovery tank and the controls.
The wiper collects the dirty cleaning solution from the floor as the machine moves forward. The vacuum turbine
provides the vacuum required to suck the dirty cleaning solution from the floor and send it to the recovery tank.
The recovery tank stores the dirty cleaning solution.
The maximum level of the recovery water is controlled by a level sensor connected to the control unit and acting
on the motor; the turbine and the brushes stop working as soon as the collection water reaches the maximum
level.
